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Northwest Pacific Basin Names

The Typhoon Committee, recently released a list of 140 tropical cyclone names adopted by its Members for use
in the Western North Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea. The new naming system, which will lead to the
standardization of the usage of names for tropical cyclones in the region, was approved during the 31st session of
the Committee, held in the Philippines on 1-7 December 1998. This scheme is also expected to enhance alertness
of the people to impending tropical cyclone hazard. The new method of assigning Asian names to tropical
cyclones in the region will be implemented at the start of the new millenium on 1 January 2000.

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Philippine Tropical Cyclone Names

REVISED LIST OF NAMES FOR TROPICAL CYCLONES WITHIN THE PHILIPPINE AREA OF
RESPONSIBILITY (Effective January 2017)

The first tropical cyclone of the year starts with the name beginning in letter A as in AURING under column 1
for 2017 and so on down the list as one disturbance succeeds another. The 5th year (2021) will bring us back to
column 1 of AURING. In the event that the number of tropical cyclones within the year exceeds 25, an
auxiliary list is used, the first ten of which are listed under each column.

1 2 3 4

2017 2018 2019 2020


2021 2022 2023 2024
2025 2026 2027 2028
2029 2030 2031 2032

AURING AGATON AMANG AMBO

BISING BASYANG BETTY BUTCHOY

CRISING CALOY CHEDENG CARINA

DANTE DOMENG DODONG DINDO

EMONG ESTER EGAY ENTENG

FABIAN FLORITA FALCON FERDIE

GORIO GARDO GORING GENER

HUANING HENRY HANNA HELEN

ISANG INDAY INENG IGME


JOLINA JOSIE JENNY JULIAN

KIKO KARDING KABAYAN *KRISTINE

LANNIE LUIS LIWAYWAY *LEON

MARING MAYMAY MARILYN MARCE

NANDO NENENG NIMFA *NIKA

ODETTE OMPONG ONYOK OFEL

PAOLO PAENG PERLA PEPITO

QUEDAN QUEENIE QUIEL QUINTA

RAMIL ROSITA RAMON ROLLY

SALOME SAMUEL SARAH SIONY

TINO TOMAS TISOY TONYO

URDUJA USMAN URSULA ULYSSES

VINTA VENUS VIRING VICKY

WILMA WALDO WENG WARREN

YASMIN YAYANG YOYOY YOYONG

ZORAIDA ZENY ZIGZAG ZOSIMO

AUXILLIARY LIST

ALAMID AGILA ABE ALAKDAN


BRUNO BAGWIS BERTO BALDO
CONCHING CHITO CHARO CLARA
DOLOR DIEGO DADO DENCIO
ERNIE ELENA ESTOY ESTONG
FLORANTE FELINO FELION FELIPE
GERARDO GUNDING GENING GOMER
HERNAN HARRIET HERMAN HELING
ISKO INDANG IRMA ISMAEL
JEROME JESSA JAIME JULIO
Note: With * is a replaced name of the decommissioned 2016 Tropical Cyclones.

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